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Creating some autumn and winter pots for your garden is a create way to add some colour during the darker months of the year in your garden. A range of pots and containers grouped...
The ivy on your trees should be pruned every spring and autumn to keep it under control and to stop it from smothering the trees and killing them.Normally we would recommend removing the ivy...
Brambles in your garden borders can be a real problem once established and hard to remove by hand. A better method of removal is to spot treat with Roundup weed killer using a small...
As you tend your garden flower borders creating the perfect conditions for your plants you also create the perfect conditions for weeds and other seeds such as tree seeds such as sycamore or ash...
Selecting the best gardening tools that are fit for purpose at the best price is no easy task. Most gardening tools are of low quality and will only last a few seasons at most...
Starting notes on your gardening project with the GardenAdvice team Feeding your plants For general feeding, we recommend feeding with Growmore fertiliser once a year either in spring or autumn approximately one handful per...
Pricking out plant seedlings.Once the seeds you have sown have germinated and have grown to a size you can handle they will need to be transferred into individual pots or containers. This is called...
As your tulips finish flowering – now they have died back all the energy will have returned to the bulbs and formed next years flower so they can now be cut back. If they...
The lawn area – now the grass under the sheeting is dead we need to dig over the area. To dig an area such as yours remove the sheeting dig a trench across the...
Seeds in Seed Trays Before sowing any seeds into the trays, give the trays a good wash, if they have been used before. There is no sense in transferring last season’s diseases over to...
Creating an annual border is one of the most rewarding projects in gardening, within a few short months you can create a blaze of colour in your garden. Its quite a lot of work...